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Chapter 25

Author: Black Pearlll
last update Last Updated: 2025-07-30 09:52:33
I couldn’t stop myself. Alpha Moretti’s eyes narrowed to angry slits.

The two men behind him, the young soldier and the older guard, had expressions of shock and curiosity on their faces.

“What rubbish is this?” he hissed.

I felt a tremor run through me, and I tried to conceal it.

“You heard me!” I blurted, my voice cracking slightly, but my words firm.

I turned my gaze to the guards. “Your beloved Alpha is a monster! He–”

His growl cut me off.

The sound shook the foundations of the building. He clamped his hand around my upper arm with a crushing grip, his eyes burned with a fury so intense it knocked the air out of my lungs.

He yanked me into the room and slammed the door shut, turning the lock. We stood away from each other in the middle of the room.

I gulped, my heart pounding furiously against my ribs.

My arm throbbed where his fingers had dug into my skin, but the physical pain was nothing compared to the cold dread that had quickly replaced my rage.

The Alpha was here, in my r
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